Should You Buy a New Ford Raptor? Dude I Love (or Hate) My New Ride Ep.2
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It's great hearing from real owners. He was a good guy with an honest story to tell. This is a darn good series.
super minor issues mostly that are not worth mentioning...and even a raptor can be a lemon
@Mick Cripps seriously though where is his neck?
Gooody17 Yeah not have your truck for seven weeks and the cam phasers going out that’s not a big deal , especially when the problem goes back all the way to 2012. you obviously don’t know what cam phaser is ,and how extensive it is to remove and replace , not having your truck for seven weeks and the cam phasers going out that’s not a big deal you obviously NOT A mechanic or have any mechanic abilities. you have to tear the entire front and top of the engine off to replace the cam phasers two days worth of work thousands of dollars, yeah no big deal on a brand new truck ,and you’re not a weenie. This truck would never stand up against a power wagon proven that already.
Mick Cripps th-cam.com/video/wiAkGH6jJ6c/w-d-xo.html
@@Gooody17 Super minor issues?! 7 weeks in the shop? I have had Toyota for my whole life, three different trucks and 500k miles and they have never once been in the shop. Not once.
This guy had a lot of patience with the dealer and Ford.
G-Man its not the dealers fault
My dad is patience with Ford as well, every single pick up truck fail despite he owns Toyotas as well he still into Ford. Quite estrange.
Asking great questions. Real world answers. I appreciate the heck out of this guy's honesty.
Why he shouldn't? Only stupid brand lovers don't speak the truth
@@alexandrosdouros I'm a loyal Ford owner and I won't lie about issues nor am I stupid.
@@alexandrosdouros well there are a lot of them sadly but this guy is cool!
@@robertrichardson9953 that's the correct example
@@alexandrosdouros I own several Fords with over 600,000 miles and never rebuilt or replaced an engine or transmission. Never had issues with Ford in 30 years
What a nice man. Class act. Very down to earth old guy. Loves his rig and cant blame him! Way to go brother!
Lessons learned:
Never buy first year, sometimes not even second year
When you have a good truck, vehicle for that matter, keep it until the wheels fall off (until it dies)
A old guy told me that in the 80 ,s
Yea I was going to do that with my car. But got to 58k mileage and no down payments -6k off sticker. Had to trade it in. I plan on keeping this one til wheels fall off. Proven Durability. I beat hell out of that car just needed brakes and tires. Ie proven of such. .
Bought my Toyota Tacoma in April of 2005 which was the 2nd gen Tacoma first year out maybe months out, and 200k miles on the clock now, and its staying in the family until it rusts out, but i live in California so that's not any time soon.
Do your research about the vehicle you are gonna buy in general. There are some real lemons out there, learn about them and stay clear of them.
Honestly, I pre-ordered a '17 and have been ecstatically happy with it. Done some mods, have roughly 10k miles so far (I work out of country). It's been on one long trip and held up great. Had it off road a couple of times and had no issues. The only issues that have arisen were a couple of factory recalls due to a rivet issue on a rear seat belt.
I got my 2019 ford raptor supercrew brand new in March of 2019 and already have 6k miles. I’ve been traveling out of state, racing, etc. So far, zero issues. Only issue I have is that I’m constantly spending a ton of money on gas. Lol
Can i ask whats the real world fuel consumption for 2019 raptor? thank you sir.
Well yeah you’re racing and going out of state with it. You’re actually using the truck !! Most people will buy this thing and drive around town and take it on occasional camping/trail trips. Gas wouldn’t be a issue then lol
@@percy9835 They have shitty mileage for a v6 and you need to to use premium to get full power so lots of money in fuel lol
@@percy9835 I'm getting 11-15mpg city and up to 23mpg highway at 70mph, 1400 rpms in 10th gear on my 2019 stock raptor.
A CAI and a tune can get you a couple more mpg.
Dan are you using premium or regular fuel?
This guy is very cool
Yep-nice guy and great info. Still love The Raptor. Grey's my favorite color. 👍
I’m on my 3rd F-150 & zero issues across the board. Normal wear & tear. This guy’s feedback still helps, because all vehicles are prone to issues. My buddy’s $100K BMW 6-series has been plagued w/ issues, so premium prices are no guarantee of escaping issues.
Hey Brad, very nice looking truck. Good luck on this one. You are a loyal Ford guy and have a passion for your truck.
TFLtruck: do more of these videos.
I agree. After my issues with F-150 Super"screw," I would never buy a Ford again. From Dealer, Ford, and Service were horrible. The only thing I got out of it was that is, it was only a 2wd. When I traded it in at GM for a 2500hd 4x4 with the 8.1 and the dealer thought it was 4x4. I was wonder why the Trade in was so high. Called me the next day. He goes I didn't realize it was a 2wd, I gave you a trade in for a 4x4. His boss was pissed. I said I was sorry. I did buy a Denali SUV from him a couple years later to make up for it. I didn't get so lucky with the Ford Exploder Limited with the 5.0 because of all the roll over issues at the time.
@@jaytrock3217 , How is the 2500HD and Denali doing over time? Was the same salesman still working at the dealer when you got the Denali?
Ron Dail - Thank you!
Brad Borkowski hey Brad, new Raptor owner here, 2019. How does the Baja lights affect the rear view camera at night? I appreciate your honest review.
This is great! I really appreciate how Brad would pause after getting a question and really do his best to give an honest and fair answer. This is the first love/hate video I've watched from TFL and I'll be looking for more now!
I’m a 2018 second gen Raptor for almost a year and I have 0 issues. I often use it what it’s built for and nothing has broken. I love my Raptor!
Had my 2010 since new with no issues 9 years and couldn't be happier
What a cool guy to take the time to talk about his truck, and even offer to answer viewers questions. Awesome video. Well done
Those are not small problems on a brand new $70k truck, I think I would have been done with ford after the last raptor
Other than the cam phasers they are minor problems.
Had numerous issues with my dodge charger and pontiac g6. Never had an issue with my Honda civic or subaru crosstrek. I love american cars but the quality control is complete shit and they just don't care
@@the_reaper_fpv I agree with the quality control comment, my 19 Mustang's panel gaps are less than impressive to say the least!
Although I myself have fixed them they should never leave the factory this way, especially when it's a simple adjustment.
"Made in the U.S.A. doesn't mean what it once did that's for sure, especially when it comes to panel gaps that are assembled in Flat Rock U.S.A
@@the_reaper_fpv made in Mexico
Yeah but doesn’t matter if it’s small problems. A problem and a failure of a feature or tech is still a problem because it is not working. The price for this truck and going through all those raptors yet still going back to it I just would not be able to do. I would’ve been totally done and never look at another raptor again. But that doesn’t matter. This man obviously has a love and passion for raptors and chooses to keep buying them no matter what problems occur and it’s his money and choice and more power to him. Hopefully this one doesn’t have any other problems and he can be happy with it stress free for its entirety.
70k truck.. not even minimal things are “ok” to fail within 3 months. IMO
I have the exact same bed mat in mine and my knees, daughter, and dogs love it. So nice to NOT hurt your knees in the back of the bed. I sleep on it on hunting trips and it's very nice.
Man, great segment. Thanks for the honesty of the buyer. This is my dream truck and i would be disappointed to have these issues but just like the buyer, I believe there is nothing else like this truck out there. Really cool video and best of luck going forward with the new 2018 he has. Looks awesome. Love all he did to it.
Such a nice guy. Great to hear from an actual owner. Thanks
Great vid and the owner really cool guy. Thanks for sharing. Still have my 2013 gen 1 Raptor and love it.
Love my 2018 Raptor. Mine was built in late May 2018 and I've had no issues with it.
This is a cool series yall are doing. Keep them coming. I like how yall talk about real numbers, good stuff.
Nice truck and knowledgable owner. Thanks for the video.
This is the best interview I've seen from Roman.
Talk about a great attitude and cool guy. He loves his Raptor as much as I love mine. Great series.
I have a 14 ecoboost and fortunately only had 5 minor issues that were taken care of under warranty. Roman, love the new direction all of you are heading with "real life" interviews. Keep up the good work guy's. 👉👍
Good, honest review 👍🏻
That being said, I’ll keep shopping around for a 6.2 version.
The best interview I have seen , and the trucker guy so nice and joyful.
Mirshak Terrazas - Thank you. You’re too kind.
@@bradborkowski3236 Ford really needs to do a better job
with all their customer service.
If you have an issue they will not return any calls. I have spent over a million dollars with ford no response from them.In the last couple of years there has been a huge problem with the panoramic sun roofs.The rails break down. Most dealerships are grossly understaffed if you complain they basically ban you from the dealership.
Then tell you your fired.
I loved this video and you guys have become my go to for car and truck videos and reviews. Keep up the good work.
Great video series, no offence but this is why i stay with my older trucks. I have a 2000 super duty v10 crew cab. Bought it in 2008, I'm the second owner, only 2 small issues with it( easy fixes) in over 10 years. Love it.
Seen it mentioned in earlier comments,put this truck owner on your team.Make a spot for him.Would be an asset to the channel.
Great interview...very thorough!
Great Looking Truck! I have a 2014 Raptor with 102,000 miles. Zero problems it’s not been to the dealer but once and I can’t even remember why. It doesn’t get much off-road time but it’s driven hard and fast on the road. The new ones look amazing!!!!
Absolutely love that bed mat. Nice job on keeping your mods simple and not in your face like a lot of people.
I love my 2018 Raptor. Best vehicle I have ever owned. Only issue so far was a static electricity buildup problem that was fixed before I took it home.
He seems like a nice guy who really enjoys his truck. I’m happy for him and hope to one day get a Raptor, too!
Aurelio Duarte-Encinas - Thank you.
Love this segment and thanks to Brad for sharing his truck and time with us
Thanks for keeping it real and bringing awareness. People need to know
Love these videos ..Keep them coming
That's a fine looking Raptor - that grey is amazing on the Raptor! I could live with some issues here and there if my truck looked like that lol ..
Great questions, and great answers. Nice video, thank you.
I'm enjoying these series! Your are doing a great job with the real world aspects and aftermarket option available, keep it up and thank you!!! And nice truck sir!!!
Christopher Robinson -Thank you.
Brad is “Gold Jerry..Gold”! Nicely done!
Did he just said, that he spent over $2000 on stickers? The dealers must love this guy!
They were already on it = free
The way he talked about it makes it sound like he picked it. Raptors are typically not custom ordered by a customer. Dealerships are allocated so many Raptor orders a year depending on sales. Some dealerships could have 5+ a year, another could have 1-2, and some may be allocated 0 unless they were to trade for one with another dealership. You pretty much have to pick what is on the lot, on the way to the dealer lot, or at another dealer unless you catch a dealership that is in the process of ordering one. Or, you make an agreement prior to the dealer ordering one of their allocations.
He said how much the stickers cost. They are an option. They are not free lol
@@cycler11 You can custom order them, but anticipate a long lead time. It's what I did, and came in at a great price than buying direct from the dealer.
Another true opinion of this truck. Love it. Great job guys, well done!!
Now I love my 18 Raptor Scab even more, with no 2019 envy, due to ride quality mentioned in the vid.
Only one issue, a minor rattle coming from passenger door. First noticed the rattle after spending a couple weeks off-roading in Colorado and Utah. I'd call that understandable.
Great interview and review.
Current F150 owner here....Ford. Year 1 Build it wrong. Year 2 Build it wrong. Year 3 Build it wrong. Year 4 Get it right! Year 5 Build something else and get it wrong.
The best ford's I've owned or used at work were built 12 to 18 months before a complete redisign.
It's really key with how frequently Ford changes stuff. They constantly change shit, so there is no telling if it's proven yet.
@@trentimus5700 Yeah ford has always been the most innovative of the big three but that is also they're flaw too. GM stick with stuff a lot longer build quality is no better though maybe worse
I like this guy! I learned a lot listening to him talk about his truck! His laughter is infectious! :)
c woolfork - Thank you for the kind comment.
Totally agree the dude is so friendly and informed. Happy guy!
Brad Borkowski what kind of lighting strips is that in the truck bed? The ones running under the bed rails? They look awesome!!
I love this new segment, very informative about new car's review from their owner's themselves.
Thank you @TFL. We really need honest interviews like this. Really thankful to the owner. Don't get me wrong, this is not to say don't buy Raptor. This is really helpful to understand the issues owning one.
Great series. The true issues of ownership. It is sad that Ford can’t improve quality control. I love these trucks but those issues are all unacceptable. Roman, you should do a video on the freezing doors on the F-150s. It is a huge issue.
Slow 50 i was thinking the same thing, the price these things go for there shouldn't be any issues minor or otherwise. In my experience electrical issues can be the worst to try and track down.
I've had a Chevy that had electrical issues after electrical issues and a dodge. I would much rather plan on spending a couple grand to rebuild a transmission after 100k than chase electrical issues again.
He will never do that.
That door freezing thing is really annoying when I’m trying to get two little kids in the back in the morning.
@@michiganman4398 , why did you buy truck if you knew it had problems with the doors?
Yep. Mine froze yesterday and could not close my door
Todd Wright and others: I agree that this could be the best interview I've seen from Roman. This Man was very composed and honest and thorough in sharing his valuable experience. I would like to see more of this. On a side note: Roman could speak even less. There was a moment when the owner was speaking of the squat when towing and was about to relate it something, but we'll never be sure exactly what he was going to say since Roman spoke over him. Still, best job I've seen yet and this piece was rich with info.
kcolmeh62 - I was going to mention that the squat does not bother me nor does it seem to affect its towing ability. Finally I was going to mention that active cruise control is a really nice feature when towing. It allows you to easily draft a large vehicle without worrying about rear ending them or constantly adjusting your speed to match theirs. I’ve used the back up assist once. I found it cumbersome to use. It was quicker to just back up the old fashion way. I suppose for some that have trouble backing up they might find it more useful.
Well, I have a very early 2018. My dealer said it was the 9th 2018 off the line. Got it in August of 2017. Oxford White Super Cab, no decals, no carbon fiber, no orange on seats and no sun roof. I omitted those on my "2017" order NOT to save money, I just don't dig those things. EVERYTHING else I got. Let me find some wood to knock on; so far I am SUPER HAPPY with it. I have made no mods. It is GREAT off road, of course (kind of wide for WV trails). I tow frequently with 3,500# single axle fully loaded + trailer and you really can't tell its there. I usually run regular fuel, no problem. I did not know about the update for Synk, so I will NOT be doing that. GOOD JOB GUYS!
Rooster...man, I applaud you for ordering with no sunroof...F'ing worthless in a truck, well done my friend!
Love this series, great to see the trucks in the real world with the owners. Don't think I would have bought another one after that experience though. Hope the new one treats you better.
I love this channel and this guest is the coolest person really an intelligent individual
I just bought a 2019 Raptor. I've got over 1,000 miles on it and so far so good. I love it! The new Fox suspension is wonderful. It was mentioned in the video that the newer setup is a little more firm.... I really don't have anything to compare to other than my former 2015 F-150 Lariat, for I've never owned a previous Raptor. Neat truck!
ShaneKism congrats on new raptor ! I bought a 2019 limited in February with the raptor engine and this is the best F150online I’ve ever had , goes like stink too!
@@KingstonMusician I’m torn between the limited and the raptor. I think I’m gonna go with raptor because of the look.
@@jamesdempsey5702 I was in the same situation and for me it came down to price. The dealer wouldn’t budge a cent off MSRP+++ on the raptor, on the limited I was able to get X-Plan pricing so that sealed the deal for me. Had it 3 years now and it’s a beautiful truck, good luck !
Hey Roman, another great video! I really do like these segments!
I'm one of the few lady viewers but I enjoyed this video. I bought a new 2018 Raptor back in September or October(can't remember) and absolutely LOVE it! Hoping I can enjoy it with few problems for the next 10 years or so.
Everybody talks about how good Toyota’s reliability is but I had a 2013 Tundra and had nothing but problems with it. I eventually had to ‘law it and got a 2017 raptor and haven’t had a single problem with it.
Dude should have lemon law’d the thing. 30+ days in the shop = open n shut case. Source: I did it twice.
@ Bruce Criscuolo,I'm contemplating it, thank you.
Bruce Criscuolo do they just give you a new one?
S 1 in Pennsylvania (laws vary) I had one vehicle in the shop for >45 days where they installed 2 new engines (first one didn’t fit). The law is pretty clear and the attorney basically does this in and out every day so the car companies have dedicated people to handle these things. It’s incredible how efficient the process went. By the time I contact the lawyer to the time I had a result was about 10 days. My lawyer asked what I wanted. Told me what I’d most likely get. Bottom line is that in my situation My lawyers negotiated with Ford (instead of suing them) and I got a check for $6000 or what was 100% of what I paid into my car at that time. If the issue is severe enough, all options up to a full buyback are on the table. All in all it was almost too easy.
Bruce Criscuolo what cars or trucks?
Red pilled patriot First was a 2003 Ford Explorer. The second was a 2007 Saturn Outlook. Man I loved that Outlook but it started misfiring and the mechanics and dealership were extremely helpful and transparent both times. I was kept up to date every day and I think the mechanics felt really bad because (with the Saturn) they could not diagnose the issue even when the rep and tech expert from GM came in.
That’s the big thing to remember - the dealer is not the bad guy. The dude in this video exemplifies how calm to be in these situations.
Dude I love your truck!
I also love my 19 Lariat...
TFL keep up the good work.
Great video, really interesting interview!
11400 km ( 70000 miles) on my 2017 Raptor Screw. It runs over 12 hours a day, absolutely no issues
11400 = 7000 miles. Not much
I figure that this guy and I are about the same age, 56 here. We got way less time in front of us than behind us, he’s loving his toy and this man is a boy again when he’s talking about the Raptor and I Love his excitement for his toy! I’m a Ford guy, love my lowly STX, but when I see another old guy like me sitting in a clean well taken care of pickup maybe taking his beautiful lady of 30+ years on a Friday night out, no matter the brand I think, enjoy it brother you deserve it. Mr. Brad you are the Man/Boy!!! and I couldn’t be prouder of you!!! Keep laughing and smiling!!! My lady, me, a diet Dr. Pepper, a dip of snuff in, a Charlie Daniels CD and the grand kids in the rear seats heading to our favorite Mexican restaurant in my clean Race Red STX, life don’t get no better!
Poppy Neese - Thank you for taking some time to share your thoughts. You have a fantastic outlook on life. You nailed it (even the age....I’m 55). I could not agree with you more. In the big picture, it’s not the brand or model of vehicle, it’s about enjoying what you have. Thanks also for putting a smile on my face.
Yeah my rear defroster went in my 14 . Other than that i still have it with 78,000 miles and no other issues. Been a strong reliable raptor💪
Nice ride and hope you continue to love it
awesome video and truck
Rebuilt by the dealership would get a hard pass by me.
The motor on steering wheel adjuster not the truck engine.
Yup
A motor to adjust steering wheel, kind of says it all . Modern vehicles are far too complex, someone decided this is possible but no one thought do we need to do this?
Eric Ortiz sooooo youd let it just sit broken or what?? its under warranty so let ford pay the $10,000 repair bill. 1 year is outside the lemon period.
Yeah because the factory did such a great job, if the factory didn't fail I'd be out of a job. That's all I do, that being fix factory perfection failures.
Thanks for Sharing Brad!
Jeez! That hurts my heart.. I was so in love with 2017 raptor until this guys story.. gonna miss the v8
this is way better than Consumer Reports.
I have an 18 raptor the only issues I have had is the sunroof I took it to the dealership 2 times to fix the issue with I becoming stuck. Other than that I am still good almost 25k miles after a year and a few months of ownership.
Exactly why I ordered mine 2017 with no sunroof. My gen one had the front only sunroof and it was great.
. When I saw that whole roof glass was the only option for the gen 2s I was skeptical especially for an off road rig plus hearing about other people with any brand whole roof sun roofs having issues within them I was even happier I do not get a sun roof.
@@2003evodave well fords do have issues with sunroofs I had cold feet about it but I went ahead with it my uncle has an 18 limited that has the same issue my dad also has an expedition and f250 that had the same issue idk Ford did cover it under warranty otherwise it would have been an expensive fix
@Ian G any updates on the truck?? How's it holding up?
Really enjoyed this. Thanks guys.
Very informative & friendly thank you.
Love this new segment.
Great video, thank you. If i were him I'd be looking at Tundras at this point though. Thanks for the honesty.
Gross
someone whos in the market for a raptor would not even ever look in the general direction of a tundra, let alone buy one! LMFAO! the percentage of people that actually have problems with these is so small that its not even worth noting, go on any forum, most enthusiasts and people that aren't idiots haven't really had any issues with them. Toyota doesn't offer anything that competes with the raptor.
@@jaredchampagne2752 lol you're nuts. Forums have PAGES of raptor problems.
I would rather own a 1794 edition Tundra than this Raptor. The Raptor looks good but if I purchased a 70k truck I should have zero problems. If I do you better stick me in the same truck while mine is in your shop for 7 weeks.
I watched this back in April. Never dreamt that the next time I watched it I’d have a 2019! I like his mods but I think the front bumper has got to go. Of course that means replacing the intercooler which means tuning so it kind of snowballs.
I drive an 18 F150 Limited and previously a 14 F150 Limited, both 3.5’s. the new 10 speed is awesome! Had ZERO issues with either! I am surprised/alarmed to hear his experience and even the issues with his latest truck.
I'm a girl watching and I absolutely love raptors and all the trucks on this channel. Girls can be truck fans too!🤘
@Chris Jacobs you do. The raptor is the nicest truck I've seen. 2nd fave would be f350. Then Dodge 2nd gen
Gender has got nothing to do with the love of trucks. If u love them u love em... plain and simple 👍
@@nordicwolf8808 thanks for realizing that. Most people think it's strictly a guy thing.
Weird flex but ok
@@alexramirez-zo1fx yeet
Great video and very informative info on the Raptor.
I've had my 18 since december as well. But my raptor has had 0 issues minus the block heater recall. Hope this one works out better than the last one.
Love this guys gruff laugh.
On the other hand, I would like to say how good my Raptor is when I did the 2017 Baja 1000 all the way to Cabo San Lucas Mexico, (1400 miles offroad averaging 35mph) it is just one guy story, it does not reflect all Raptors owners experience just to interview one opinion and experience doesn't give it balance in view of the truck real hard work.
Yeah came here to say my truck has been flawless, and I run it hard (as my channel will attest).
I have had 2 of them now.. first was a 2017 and current one is 2019.. not a single problem with either of them except a few small recalls. I love mine and as soon as they put a v8 in them again, I will be getting that one and likely keeping this 2019 for my son to drive.
goodjob97 did you really do the entire race in stock Raptor? That’s awesome! Did you break any shock mounts or anything ?
@@T4nkcommander I checked out your channel... SUBSCRIBED! I wish I had access to a track like that.
@@GrayGhostDog1 hey, thanks! We've been in dire need of one for years...they opened up back in September, but promptly got rained out for 5 months straight. I did the very first lap on the track...awesome place to run!
Thanks for all the honest information.
I have yet to tow with my Gen 1 with a trailer, however I have taken it though mountain highways with a motorcycle in the back and experienced it jumping back and forth in gears. Maybe I should have tried using the toe button it comes with, but what I ended up doing to combat that issue is when you are in the automatic mode, press the down in the gears and it will basically lock the truck from jumping to whatever gear you don't want it to go to. In my case I just locked it out from 6th gear and the ride was fine.
Great looking truck.if you got the money why not.CONGRATS.😊
Grim Reaper - Thank you.
I guess I don’t understand this. He had thousands of dollars worth of issues on the previous Raptor… And then bought another new one? Which already in 1 to 2 months of ownership has three “minor” issues? This is exactly why you should buy based on quality, not brand loyalty. I can appreciate his honesty, though.
Lemons happen with any vehicle. 0.05% of all Gen 2s have had engine rebuilds at this point.
@@T4nkcommander Wanna post your source for those number? I'd be interested to read about it.
Also, you missed the point. If I had an experience like that (which I have previously), I would not be buying that specific model again (which I didn't... 2004 Wrangler; clutch shattered during everyday driving, destroyed the ring gear backing out of a parking spot, climate controls caught fire, went through 3 sets of tie rod ends, broke a knuckle... all by 40,000 miles. Probably a lemon, but I definitely wasn't buying another of that generation).
@@CarsAndZebras I've been tallying every failure I've seen on the forums and facebook groups (been a part of the biggest one since 2015 when it had a few hundred members). I've counted about thirty five engine rebuilds, and there's been about 33k Raptors made starting in 17 up until end of 18 cycle.
Ah yes, facebook and forums. Always very reliable resources. And of course everyone posts their issues on those applications so it's completely accurate.
Yes, that should all be taken as sarcasm.
@@CarsAndZebras and yet you are forming your opinion based on a solitary TH-cam video. As hypocritical as it is shortsighted.
God bless this guy and his patience. Even though I would never own a Ford I hope this one treats him good.
Great concept guys. Shocking to hear about all the problems on the raptor. if I was buying a raptor this is the kind of stuff I would want to know.
Brad's a smart guy, great info, etc.
Great ad for Toyota!
God bless you and many thanks to the guest for the tips.
Good video is always. Same thing happened to me with my first CTS-V. The Supercharger the rear end and eventually motor had to be replaced on my old 2016 CTS-V. I traded it in for an 18 CTS-V and haven't had any problems with this one so far. I never should have bought the first year of a new design but I got such a good deal on it but never again will I buy the first year of a new vehicle too many problems. 😊
Great truck! Best of best. Worth every cent. Go Ford! #truckdominance
That’ guy does seem pretty cool. I always wondered if my 03 fx4 supercrew with 5.4 was getting horrible mpg towing. He has a ten speed and gets 8-10. My truck gets the same so I don’t feel so bad now lol.
But this truck has way more hp and tq
love what he did to it especially the bed accessories
Great video once again 😀
When they put the new 7.3 in the Raptor I would buy it
So never.
Yaayyyy then you get to deal with all the new issues with a brand new 1st hen motor... yyyaaaaaayyyyy!!!!
They're not.
And then you will have a tow truck with a V-8. The 7.3 is a torque engine not a race engine. Ford had 534 CI truck engines in the 70's and they were not performance engines.
I dont want that boat anchor
Not one issue with my January 2018 Raptor.
I love his customizations
Great video. Thank you!
20k on my 17 Raptor, love it and never a problem
@J name yeah ok, had it 9 months and now I've put 15k on it. Bye
Just wait....they are coming